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Pre WWII, the L.S.S.A. 14 footer was Canada's premier dinghy racing class. A cat-rigged, lapstrake, design, George Aykroyd of Toronto wa...

Every once in a while, I'll string a couple of header photos into a themed post. Over the last two weeks, I've taken featured three...

With the previous post on the D2 Windsurfer, I had a chance to reflect on my short history with Windsurfing. All of my casual involvement w...

Occasionally I've come across photos of exquisitely built and varnished small sailboats that I have been featured on Earwigoagin under ...

In the history of recreational small boats the written record before 1870 is almost nonexistent. Before the U.S. Civil War (1860-1865), ...

Subtitle: It takes a Village or how some old I-14 buddies got me sewing again. I've spent six years out of my various careers working...

Greg Barwick of the Australian Sailfish Association emailed me to point out they have now added a marvelous photo essay on building the Aus...